Thank you Zdeněk Wagner and Simon Cozens for your immediate help. Very interesting suggestions you made. I never cared much about font questions before. I even did not know, where to look for them on my Mac ...
Yes. It is the font Apple Color Emoji. But all tricks (but I dont know many) to make it render with this font and xelatex were not working. Also the suggested Symbola-font is not doing it. Is there an easy way, to map the codepoints with little icons? For example: UTF8 F0 9F 98 98 (U+1F618 (U+D83D U+DE18)) goes with this icon etc ... Thank you again marek On 16/12/14 13:33, Zdenek Wagner wrote: > I do not see all your smileys on my computer which means that I do not > have a proper font installed. What you should do first is to make sure > that Lucida Grande really contains the characters. Visibility in a > text editor is not a good proof. Font rendering engines usually work > in such a way that if a character is not present in the current font, > they render it using a replacement font. The idea is that a reasonable > character in a reasonable font must always be displayed. However, > Xe(La)TeX does not do that. If a character is missing, it is treated > as a missing character exactly as in the original 8-bit TeX. You > should display the character map by some application and verify > existence. You can use fontforge. If you use gucharmap, you have to > right-click to the character in order to find which font was used for > rendering it. > > Hope this hepls. > > Zdeněk Wagner > http://hroch486.icpf.cas.cz/wagner/ > http://icebearsoft.euweb.cz > > > -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
